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Mr. E. E. P e ttit -3- A p r il 4, 1928. per minute. We have been using th is w ater since January 15. 1921. The tunnel penetrates a la r g e deposit o f good grade iro n ore which p robably accounts f o r the Bank making an in vestment in th is mining claim ; however, i f they began a c t i v i t i e s in th is lo c a t io n they would req u ire w ater. 6. In order that records may be comp: be necessary to secure rig h t o f way fo r the var they are on public la n d s. 7. Edward Blewett claimed tw e n ty -fiv e m iner’ s in ches from a w e ll but we have been unable to lo c a te the w e ll o r fin d anyone who has been using water in th is d i s t r i c t ; th e re fo re , i t is assumed that Mr. Blewett abandoned h is plans. i f any, should be taken in connection with p e r fe c t in g rig h ts and t i t l e to the sp rin gs and r ig h t o f way. lin e s where same are on mining claims and make Your view w i l l be app reciated regard in g what a c tio n S. L . Adamson cc Mr. E. H. Knickerbocker
